"Det har altid været vigtigt at kunne bruge hovedet": om senfølger og livet med erhvervet hjerneskade

This article is about the consequences of acquired brain injury told through an interview with a single citizen. The article is based on a study linked to a major research project dealing with the mechanisms of inequality in rehabilitation and focuses on the values and resources you as an individual use having to live with acquired brain injury. Seen from a life history perspective and with inspiration from French historical epistemology and the works of Bourdieu outlining, the article shows how resources previously looked upon as applicable and valuable not necessarily are useful in the present life situation.